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Tag Archives: youtube
The Ehrman Project
A number of well-known theologians, including folks such as D.A. Carson, Ben Witherington, Craig Evans, and Alvin Plantinga, have contributed video responses to many issues raised by Bart Ehrman (who I have mentioned before), to The Ehrman Project, a website … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged bible, ehrman, project, scholarship, youtube
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Take off the blinders
A New Law Don’t teach me about politics and Government Just tell me who to vote for Don’t teach me about truth and beauty Just label my music Don’t teach me how to live like a free man Just give … Continue reading
Posted in The Gospel Uncensored
Tagged Derek webb, gospel, grace, legalism, new law, youtube
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The Blessings
There’s one thing I need to clear up before I actually post what I’m about to post. Although I currently use a drawing of Martin Luther as my Facebook photo and tend to quote Luther on occasion, I am not … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Musings
Tagged beatitudes, jonathan fisk, lutheran, missouri, theology, video, youtube
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Early Jewish history (more or less)
I don’t usually post YouTube things here, but this one is worth it. And he is my brother-in-law.